Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-05


Johnsbury where he intends 10 finish
his course in school.
Miss Minnie Smith goes to New
Haven u attend school She will
be greatly missed in this place.
Mrs. Fanny Smith goes with her.
Miss Sarah SezveY, whose illness haS
been mentioned in this p4per died
Wednesday, the 2+th ult- She had at
tended school 81 Derby during the past
winter and spring and returned 81 the
close Of the term nezrly exhausted BY
too close application 10 school duties.
Her sickness which ST first was not con
sidered serious, developed al too rapid
iy. All that medical skill snd the kind
srtenrious Of friends could do 10 stay the
hand Of di>e-Se was done. but in yain.
A. time passed il became more evident
that the end wzS near. which she met
czlmy. trusting in the God who can Su>-
tcin even in the valley Of death large
number Of friends assembled on S2tur-
dsy 70 join in the last solemn rites which
were conducted By Rev Z J. Wheeler
OF Charleston Miss Se2vev had for
several years been member OF the Bap-
list church and va Al earnest, exempla-
~ Christian In the church. The Sab
bath school, among her large circle OF
friends. and most OF sI. in her own
home she viii Dc greatly missed
Coventry
The Methodists have their annual
picnic next Saturday.
Village schools commence to-day.
F. Tenney OF Albany. and Mabel
Rand Of Newport. teachers.
Mr.. Adams. who lives on the Clark
Morse farm. was dangerously hurt
recently by being thrown from car
rage. He has been in : critical CON
dirion for some days. but Is slightly
better and viii probably recover.
Graf r-burN-
John Norris Is going to Burlington
college.
Ms. Thomas Little and daughter
have returned 10 Washington.
Allen Daniels new house Is up
William Critchett has commenced
work on his house.
The NJ. E. Ladies Society and 9th
Ct friends 60 TO Hardwick. Wednes-
day. 10 visit Rev. 4. B. Blake's
people
Mrs. DR.. Huntington has cared for
the flower garden around the band
stand at the common. and il is :
beautiful sight 70 behold.
Mrs Dr.. Corey Is home from her
western trip. We hear that Tuck
Bridgman does not propose TO TRY his
case against the Corey estate this
term.
Mrs. Abner Powers died OF typhoid
fever last week, and other members
OF the family are hard sick with it.
DR.. Whitney. who doctored in the
family. Is down with the fever.
E. L. Rawson from Iowa and Jo-
seph Allen from Kansas are in town
visiting relatives.-Rev. Mason Dut-
ton Is in town visiting his parents
and others. and preached ST the
Cong. church last Sabbath. Warren
Udall and wife have returned from
California. where they have spent
two years.
w est CharIe>Uon-
See c. Warren's advertisement for
the auction sale OF $500 acres OF land.
Samuel Worthen has returned
from y. H.-Jacob Stern has re-
moved with his family to Island
Pond.-Alden :. Grow has broth
er visiting him from California.
whom he had not seen for y years.
Maud Cole has gone back to Sa-
lem. y. H. 70 teach school.-Miss
lydia Human returns 10 the west
70 teach at Waterloo, Iowa..-Miss
Lura I. Bruce will go back TO John
son 70 teach another year.-Emily
Cummings returns 70 Brighton 10
teach. this fau.-B. r. Wheeler and
Mary McDermaid have returned to
school al LyndOn.-B. D. Clark
and his daughter, Anna, started the
29th OF last month for Oregon.
where Mrs. Clark went four years
ago for her health. and has not been
able to return.-Mrs. r. II. Bar
nard has gone TO California to visit
Alfred Worthen has gone
to Derby TO attend school.
Leonard Is away 70 Weir. y. H. to
visit his sister.
Derby
Ira Kelley Is taking down his
barn preparatory TO building a new
one
The district school opened with
about the usual number Of scholars
enough at all events to keep Mr..
Adams busy.
Mr.. Palmer. the principal Of the
academy has been called 10 his home
in Maine 70 attend the funeral Of
an only sister Rev. H. E. Howard
takes his place in the school during
his absence.
The academy has opened with an
unusually large attendance for the
first term with q new board OF in
structors. More than sixty are al
ready enrolled, and more are to
be here this week. Mr. Palmer and
Miss Gushing are making very IA